The guys I know who play Tarkov are so invested in that game there is no way Hazard Zone is going to pull them across..
@TomaSkTemplarARMA III is a specific title, it is based on an old engine (it is not realistic in terms of graphics, it looks old, it is also a bit glitchy - that's why I am waiting for the new version they are working on), basically there is a there's $ theme in there but it is a typical classic battlefield simulator or cool, kinda.
@ShevermiNno way Hazard Zone is going to pull them across - it all depends on how advanced the Hard Zone is, how far they deviate from the BF convention and come closer to what EFT offers. If you got to know the situation from the inside (I recommend subscribing to the EFT forum, read), see the video made with the brand owner - they admit themselves that the new Unity engine created unsolvable problems - and this is only one aspect. There is performance, the audio system is not good, etc. Even such an important thing as hitboxes are not correct, I could write for so long. in its entirety it consists of a nice idea and a poor realization, there is potential there, but that's it). Iin short, if the EFT developers don't change their approach, they won't finish the title successfully (BTW, I spent over 3,100 hours at EFT for about a year. That's why I know exactly what I am writing about, I know the problems, I know the people, their opinions, the pace, or the lack of pace of work on Beta, mistakes, etc.) of course all / or most of them will drop EFT if they have a comparable / or even better alternative that works flawlessly. We are still there, and despite the mistakes, it is the only title with such an engaging profile. Ask whoever you want, people are tired of empty promises. There is also the issue of cheats that I described earlier.
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update info https://youtu.be/SSxw3aQPWGc?t=90 maybe someone else will explain it better, and we'll learn the most from the Gamescom presentation.
